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Site-specific Playhouse show shot through with wit, urban sensibility.
Fresh off a Tony Award win, director Darko Tresnjak looking ahead to multiple projects.
Now a Hollywood movie, hit musical seemed 'so improbable' in its early days at La Jolla Playhouse.
With ex-wife Carole King, he co-wrote dozens of classic songs for a slew of stars.
It has its moments, and devoted fans may be willing to overlook lack of true character development and sluggish pacing.
TCG conference here reflects local scene's national standing.
Animal Cracker Conspiracy workshops new 'Paper Cities' project at La Jolla Playhouse
Stage and screen star treasures theater as 'the actor's medium'
A look at who they are and what they're presenting.
As a major conference of stage pros lands in San Diego, we hear from some local theater leaders about the state of the local scene.
In 25 years, Shakespeare turned out 37 long plays and co-authored several others.
a sensory-overload, horribly crowded, eye-popping and deeply exciting. One thing it has never seemed to be is a place to go for food.
High-school theater competition hits Spreckels Theatre stage downtown.
Comic and 'SNL' icon bringing world-premiere solo show to Playhouse in 2015.
Musical riff on Python movie gets a polished Moonlight production, even if comic styles grind a few gears.
The race is on between Sarah Brightman & Lady Gaga to be the first to sing in orbit.
Playwright-actor Siguenza brings a localized, post-apocalyptic touch to Shakespeare's 'Henry IV'
'Big Fish,' Elvis show and more announced for summer lineup in Vista.
Following up on Broadway theater's big event Sunday night in New York.
Best musical award goes to production groomed at Balboa Park theater
Catching up in New York with nominees Darko Tresnjak and Jefferson Mays of Old Globe-groomed musical 'Gentleman's Guide.'
William Preucil and Mainly Mozart show that musicians can do just fine without a conductor
Your guide to likely highlights of Broadway's big night.
The new play at Mo'olelo explores Alzheimer's from the patient's viewpoint
Catching up with UCSD grad Danny Burstein, up for his fifth Tony Award tomorrow.
